The Story: The film follows the story of Marigold Lexton, an American actress who gets stranded in Mumbai and lands a minor role in a Bollywood musical. She meets Prem, the film's choreographer, and undergoes a personal transformation as she experiences Bollywood firsthand.
She arrives in India after a stressful plane flight, feeling underappreciated. Others have the tendency to feel offended by her behavior, and she is struggling in her relationship with her boyfriend Barry, whom she eventually decides to leave behind after she meets Prem.
The film turns out to be cancelled, but after making the acquaintance of one of the women who was to have worked on the film she winds up on the set of a musical, where she meets Prem. After first going on a date with a spoiled young actor and refusing his indecent offer, she winds up talking with Prem. The director writes her into the film, and she lies about her ability to dance.
Prem teaches her. Over the next few days, as he shows her the nearby towns and countryside, their friendship deepens into love. After Prem talks to her about how important family is, she asks about his, and learns that he actually has a strained relationship with his father. She persuades him to let her come with him to visit, and she learns that he is meant to marry another, whom he doesn't love but neglects to say so.
Meanwhile, Barry turns up, looking for her, and she decides to return to the United States. In the end, Prem's father agrees to let him marry for love, and Barry is seen together with Jaanvi, Prem's intended.
Release Date: 17, Aug, 2007
Marigold: Cast & Crew
Cast:
Actor: Salman Khan sd Prem
Actress: Ali Larter as Marigold Lexton
Actor: Ian Bohen as Barry
Actor: Shari Watson as Doreen
Crew:
Director: Willard Carroll
Producer: Charles Salmon, Thomas L. Wilhite
Music Director: Shankar Mahadevan, Ehsaan Noorani, Loy Mendonca
Lyricst: Javed Akhtar, Willard Carroll, Truth Hurts
Singers: Shaan, Vikas Bhalla, Alka Yagnik, Nikita Nigam, Sneha Pant, Nihira Joshi, Ali Larter, Truth Hurts
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